FDIC-Insured - Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. GovernmentLiberty Bank Foundation
We put community at the center of everything we do – not only through the products and services we offer, but through our commitment to giving back and investing in the places we serve.
Grants
Established in 1997, Liberty Bank Foundation extends Liberty Bank’s long standing commitment to strengthening the communities we’ve proudly served for over 200 years.
We support 501(c)3 organizations whose work aligns with our funding priorities and creates meaningful local impact. We encourage applicants to review our Grant Guidelines to learn more about eligibility, focus areas, and the application process.
If your organization has not previously received funding from Liberty Bank Foundation, please contact us by email ([email protected]) to schedule a conversation about your proposal.
Grant Deadlines
| Application Deadline | Decision Timeframe |
|---|---|
| March 1 | End of June |
| June 1 | End of Septemer |
| December 1 | End of March |
Need a hand? We have volunteers!
Just ask. Let us know what kind of help your nonprofit, school, or civic group might need and we’ll see how we can work together. If your group is a nonprofit and based in a town Liberty Bank serves, we’ll be glad to make your volunteer opportunity known to our employees. Email us and let us know:
- Type of project or event
- Time, date, location
- Number of volunteers needed
- Types of work you need performed
If you seek an individual to serve on your board or committee, or need the assistance of someone with particular skills, we’ll also be happy to seek a Liberty Bank resource for you.
Our Impact
We truly value our partnership with The Liberty Bank Foundation. Our mission is to build sustainable communities of hope and opportunity throughout all of Hartford and now Tolland County. And with our partners like The Liberty Bank Foundation, our four recently built “zero energy” homes will be the first of many in the years to come.
- Jim Beland, COO, Habitat for Humanity of North Central Connecticut